We just need them to get it in front of SCOTUS.
What do you think that would accomplish? Case gets to SCOTUS, SCOTUS rules the administration was 100% correct, they are all terrorists, and anyone who defended them is also able to be denaturalized and deported to CECOT.
Can't sue. They were "official acts". So, everyone in the federal government who is a Reich Winger has qualified immunity for anything they do.
Im familiar, but its good youre researching why most Cubans fled to the US in the early to mid 1900s.
Must be aliens.
Cuba ended slavery before the US?
We still have plenty of people alive in the US whose parents were literal slaves...
But he has no experience.
I'd argue he single-handedly saved thousands of lives via a single action, and if we let him do more, he could save many more.
Remember kids: We needed WWIII before we get the Star Trek Future.
I mean, I suppose that's true... But the areas where people will be forced out will be, for all intents and purposes, uninhabitable.
Do you deserve sympathy from other countries?
No, the US doesn't deserve sympathy for this. Not until we actually start fighting back.
The only people right now in the US that have any sympathy from me, as a USian are the people out on the streets, actively stopping ICE, or sabotaging federal equipment and processes.
The rest of the country? Yeah, we'll learn our lesson eventually.
Project 2029, in summary:
What evidence do you have for this? Honestly asking here.
I mean, the SCOTUS basically ruled the federal level electeds, appointeds, and hirees all have qualified immunity for "official acts", and "official acts" are anything Trump says. The SCOTUS also ruled the courts cannot stop the POTUS from doing anything, except in extremely narrow ways. The SCOTUS also ruled that every regulation is a government overreach. The SCOTUS also ruled money is speech. The SCOTUS also ruled that Trump can, at will, deploy the military on US soil to wage war against it's citizens.